Rethinking Textiles To Make Life At Home Way More Fashionable

There’s something to be said about incorporating textiles in the home. Aside from the craftsmanship, textiles convey texture is such a way that artful layers the home and makes it more fashion-forward. Usually when we think ‘textiles’ we thing of common furnishings, such as rugs, pillows, throws, etc., but get into these fabulous ways to rethink the world of textiles that are sure to make your home more fashionable!

Studio MTX’s embroidered window dressings incorporate traditional techniques of tapestry and weaving using materials such as crystals, ribbons, and pearls

This partition from Dante-Goods and Bads is the haute couture of room dividers. Selected from its “Metropolitan Improvement” collection by Christophe de la Fontaine (No. 1 Minima Moralia), we love the airiness of its design and simplicity.

The Heat Pendant Light by Northern is indeed a statement needing to be made. Crafted from gleaming mesh, its design is reminiscent of a the clouds floating above the Sistine Chapel. Sign from God? Probably not. Super stylish—absolutely.

This wax teak headboard includes woven leather panels and a neutral finish. Certainly more on the bohemian side with its beautiful texture and artisan quality this headboard is a mid-century modern take on a classic design.

One of the most obvious on our list, but wood sculpture as a form of textile art is a great way to expand your art collection beyond paintings and photography. These works by Tilde Grynnerup add depth and bold color to any interior with their playful use of wood as textile.